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Clifton Heights council approves routine contracts, payments and appointments
Summary
Council approved a package of routine measures including a phone‑system contract reduction with KVI, a service agreement for storm‑sewer work, appointment of the borough manager as police pension plan administrator, and payment for Fourth of July fireworks; most items passed by voice vote.
Clifton Heights Borough Council approved a series of routine motions and consent items during its meeting, acting by voice vote on technology, procurement and administrative matters.
Council voted to modify the borough’s phone‑system arrangement with KVI office technology, recording a reduction of monthly payments from $962 to $600 as part of the contract change. The motion passed on a unanimous voice vote.
Council approved a one‑time $6,000 service agreement with Brand Success Lab related to the West Madison Avenue storm sewer program (recorded in the meeting as the DC "blood" program 2026). The motion carried on a voice vote.
The council also approved payment to a fireworks vendor for the Fourth of July display; the meeting transcript records the payment amount unclearly (the numeric figure is garbled in the record). Because the recorded amount was not clear in the transcript, council staff should be asked to confirm the vendor total for public records.
On personnel administration, council moved and approved a plan‑administrator appointment for the police pension fund, clarifying that the borough manager (named in discussion as Tom McIntyre) is the plan administrator for the pension fund at the borough level.
Multiple consent motions to accept written reports from the financial advisor, police chief and engineer were also adopted by voice vote during the meeting.
